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Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23
The "Ofilce Eoy" Question.

Our reformers would do well to take
cognizance of the "office boy' question.
1t is no small one, either 1t affects
every branch Of business. 1t is a diff
cult thing nowadays to get hold of a good
Office boy. Out of fifty applicants
not more than three or four will be
worth considering The boys of today
F en- to lack ambition and make little
effort to advance themselves. Most boys,
even at the age of Il or -, begin life
sadly provided in the way of education,
being poor writers and spoilers and
knowing nothing of grammar. 1t is the
lack Of earnestness that is deplorable.
They can keep posted on baseball, horse
races and prize fights, but that about
all they care for.
Occasionally one meets with a bright
boy, quick at figures and intelligent, but
these boys develop tendencies which
make it unsafe to trust them with money,
SO great are the temptations to boy who
has not been grounded right when he
was at his mothers knee. This is es-
pecially so of city boys who are always
the answerers Of want advertisements.
Country Toys cannot afford to live in the
city on So or 81 a week. Country boys
are much more useful than city reared
lads, because they have plenty of ambi-
ton. If they haven't at first, a few
months in the city will arouse it. Alone
in a big city a country boy viii naturally
be spurred on by his very lonesomeness.
do not think the fault is in the small
ness Of the wages paid, as business man
will pay extra for good, No. 1 boy.
am afraid the cause lies deeper.-Busi-
ness Man in Globe Democrat.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

To prepare the sardine in its perfection
it should he boiled alive in oil. like an old
martyr. # this cannot be done. then it
should be cooked as soon after death as
possible. Il is alleged against some of
the patent nets that the fish dies at once
in their pockets and its quality is greatly
deteriorateI The manner Of cooking is
simple. IS soon as possible after the
fish is caught it Is dipped in 4 kettle of
boiling olive oil. Care must be taken
that the oil is not burned OF used too
many times over. and that the fish is not
kept in ii too long. The implement used
is made Of wire, in two parts. something
like toasting rake, with hinges. the
fishes being laid on one side and tire other
being closed over them, keeping them in
place.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23
ssSSAilzan
Iai1y& eagle
A DONKEY Ride to Abou Seer.

The donkey ride to Abou Seer is the
hardest on the tour. 1t is through deep
sand. and often the tiny donkeys sink
until your feet so drag as to impede your
progress. You cannot walk. In mercy
to your donkey you wish you could.
Your study of the poor animal convinces
you that he has great patience. The
driver is a model of forbearance; there Is
always, however, a perfect understanding
between donkey and driver. Although
the poor beast is continually goaded and
his tail twisted to make him go, or else Ii
pushed bodily to right and left, and even
seized by the head and lifted to suit the
inclination of the master-he bears 1t
blandly and seems to feel that he must
deserve it or he never would be so tort
ured. He is fatalist, and believes
that. after all, he is always a good don
KEY to his driver. For does he not hear
his driver tell the howadji SO, a hundred
times each day!
There are nearly thousand synonyms
in Arabic for donkey, all tender and en-
dearing. And then do | not know that
when the noon muezzin sounds the dom
KEY and driver retire to some quiet shade
and have their loving make ups: have
watched the human member of the firm
as he came with the meal of chopped
straw for his pet. l never saw such
mutual coddling and love signaling and
tender understanding in all my expert
ence. It's melting. The boys face beams
with smiles while he calls his donkey pet
names in the softest tones; and the
nomely animal so shakes his head, snaps
his eyes, and oscillates his neck as to
brighten his humble physiognomy into a
new expression. Edward L. Wilson in
Scribner's.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23
IEportant Notice,

The Chicago, Kansas Il Nshrsska razzuao
Rock Island Route" win open iss linz ~
Kansas City, Sunday Sept. Is, 1851, win -
through trains each way daily. 49,
Pullman sleepers and = superb equipnu0
generally, has been provided Tor 49,
through trains, and passengers from -
point on the G. K & n. railroad, WIN -
this new route 70 Kansas City, ST. LCuDI
Chicago. and all points north. east .
south, not only the shortest bus In N -
spects the most desirable and comforeah1D
route in the state.
Our St Joseph line viii also have 49,
through trains daily Co and from the So
west with brand new equipment sspec1az
built for this service. Passengers taking -
line 10 the north, northwest, east and 49,
east, viii find the accommodations ssrtoov
tirst-class. Time tables for these new tr01nD
will be given the public in fe~ days.
c. A. RUTHKRroRo,
Resident Agent, 800 K. Douglas svsnnA
JOHN SKRAsrIAN,
General Ticket and Passenger A.
loo-tf Topeka, Knnn
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

A sozapse.e History sal Gssss q okisnD
ia LsrzsrE-saJ sraf sscs4o-saJ rnGr = sas ~
Ian Is7r5s0-y, by Col- z G. C1ss. Eze~y
body co4eaapls gang - ts1s soszz3FJ
shoza. kays Coz Il Is tAs aE-y h-Esggg s7-ss
ar.sazr & that zcsadsrszi crszGGy. Frfos
-. I'D a. o. ~ 49, oEsaAa1na Fzbasz
tx Co, T.cA1sz, Ess.. ard Hsws da<lazs
<sas<zS.y. ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23
The rhrasher and the whale.

The passengers and crew Of the steam
er TakaSaco-maru. when on her last voy.
age from this port to Kobe. witnessed a
sight often talked about but very rarely
seen. 1t was the great sea fight between
a thrasher fox shark and a whale An
eye witness states that The tlrasher first
leaped out of the water close under the
bow of the steamer, and, rising fully
thirty feet in the AIR, came down on the
back Of the whale with a sound that con-
WINGED one of the terrible force of the
blow. Every time the whale appeared
near the surface this scene was repeated.
and At continued until the combatants
were lost sight Of fully two miles dis
tant, oar informant states that the
scene was most exciting. Nolzohama
Gazette
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

u = taEE-h = DFFtEE-
WICHITA, KAN, octotss- =, ISL
Notsce il heTety given tfs&s to- restssrssl. %.
books g tie city & v sctft4 sfli hs closss
e o'clocs ? n. on Saturday Ocsotsr -:e.ttl.
50. auC rsgnEzn cioasza ice ate, fEs else
tiou % S9FeTuoer ssh- ISL
L-7-ik FEED scHArEsE1., CITY Csss'k.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

An noeices OF Employment. or Situations Wanted
VIII be charged for at the rate IT ve cent? per tine
per week; no notice for less than q cents,
All For Sales or sochcr businees notices VIII ce
charged for at the rate Of 10 cents per ne per week
no business notice taken for less than 80 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

Or sazy 1sgIns, @sysTsl pieces & 4sslrsEzs
rFgJ.-ey 10 good Jsr~sysscssSs tssssEsass asessi
Gss FOR pgses All terms szsglzars - q.
FiiLass. 2se9. A6a1ss All 8 ssss EsFzc ?
ca - ELrrzsz- TT
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23
STRATED.

S.TEATgD Or ETCLzy-Dzrz tzy maze wstxh.
- &Lo5f - IL. risht side All ztzsgt
sg yeas Caf- sEitEi@ rrNarg VIII - rAst = r.
flzrnea ~ word ssst \ -. Ne8ananars ~ Ne--h
&e tdisa ave-. st v rata p q. tex ~ I1sss
- a EU-t7se rosra Te1As plsuF. 1hea aszz a-sn
) ~ .-QifEzx la-zn I'm DoStA Tss fu1rg
u he daily rFsFarss - ~ ss4@i1Ez s. EH
2 sens. - Ersg sa-tz- 1E g
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23
Bargains IN Real nsssAs.

dne agricultural and stock fnrU, snrQa e. g.
bali rsilss from city. about il scres bFo1R a. =
se< section fenced for psscce, pana0 e wu1R 0l1IU
mail house
Also 10 losz fn city nnsay loasssd "a = -
eeishborhood- SPECIAL tsem1 % sAun $780,
make homes.
Also suburban properly. Fce furshQ paruu
80 Chris- T. Feercx. sssst for wn- aFe1fSnsepk r
City oGcc. ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

Take the new short line, C. K & n, -
Island route, to Kansas City, 81 ID
Chicago and St Louis u4-4
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

Rev. Powell, Unitarian minister Of II
peka, will preach at the Sons of usrmn1
hail Sunday evening at $50 O'Clock. ~
Unitarians and persons OF liberal rsiigfuu
views are cordially invited 10 attend ~
service. Subject, Moses" tSs -
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

To Loan
By private party, $3.50 on first mortE
Tor one year ar reasonable rates Adirun
Lock Box 2lS, City. i68
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge, editor Of ST
Nicholas. WIS neS awere CT any literary gifts
until she was left a young widow and thrown
upon her own resources
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23
To The Dallas. Texas, Fx.r.

The Atchison, Topeka 6 Santa Fe rallronf
will sell excursion tickets TO Dallas, Tern1
aud return ut Sl2 - for the round ~
These tickets are now on sale and this -
will continue until November =, limised q
return until November $ Texas points -
not only local 10 the Santa Fe line, bus q
addition 70 this we have through trains win
out change OF cars from Wichita daily, ~
equipped with Pullman palace sleeping g.
and elegant coaches without change 20 ~
principal cities OF Texas at rates ranGf1
from two 10 three dollars less than tenn(
offered by our competitors. Ticket ofSuue
l22 North Main street and Union depot
e. II. DAVIS,
Div. Pass Agk
". ID. MURDOCH,
Ticket Agt. dl32-f0
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23
TAKEN UP,

rFTAEEs CP-Hog ai ;5ss gass central s~r. owner
L can have fsnse ~ provifs property sEd Essins
cnsrses. 80
FTrAEES Z p rszi c0z. the owner can have sane
~ e
YE1AZES T-P-Cssy a. -. pSttie ave owner rxa
Il have zane ~ growing property and paying
cfz-zes. j1seph BasfSer. is q
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

Choice living and sleeping rooms for -
In Davidson & Throckmorton,s huildiRR r
Topeka avenue For information ca
C. l. Davidson In rear CT Cisissns Bal.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

Our new California cannsd gouas - r
Seeour Low prices. SeeinhAuser- Nerkls -
ply Co., Third aud Fifth ava r.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23
The popularity Of lawn tennis is max
10, the Egyptian women lcpS.ded,

There Is but one way 10 give: 70 share
as children Of the same Father that por-
ton Of The riches al the world and trust
It to one care. Nothing else Is true Civ
ing: ii is merely tossing a bone 70 q dog.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

Take the Rock Island Rouss for Tor
Kansas City and Chicago; two daily 6un
each way. Chair cars and Pullman 49,
cars on all trains 1Oo
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

Take the new short lire, C. K a n. Re-
Island route, TO Kansas City. Sc. Jos1R
Chicago and St. Louis. 1fk
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23
Lost
STORs&g,

K TDBA9k-Yo< bosss'sS,sf zo1,fs oT mrr~rzzefsa
- oorSa or loose, u pa H.v- saY sos-51 y sl.sss
pTs1s tbsm 70 IL EicsffR St1-e<s Co. Sc ia a ~
D01ztAs ave. ss-s
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

THo9 SALE % bushels OF com with privilege OF
II feesttr csttle: also splend d frst bottom farm
lard or sfru'r farm. Address A Eart~ ell. Val
ley Ce1tsr. Kan lS 81
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23
alaI0

XXX oyster crackers ; cts. . pound
the box at s. NJ. Supply Co. 100
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

Lusk's California grapes 20 cts can |
Steinhauser- Merkle Supply Co. I'D =
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23
READ The WEEKLY
Wichita Eagle

Contains Eore State and Gen
srai Gews and Eastern Dis
patches than any paper &c u
Southwest.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
lPazszEs Prsss<1t-f
II TEE RTATE
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23
WANTED,

VXTANTED-Horsf bTs nded win CO. brerd are
w reve- stolen BY sensible thief lor he is sure
to b yht when Daylight e)me Inc only sure
protection agatrst thieves. Thomas o. Hoss is3 n
Main. 1876
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

tt| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ard business inca 10
w know that the National Acccuntarts' Hurssr
ofIers unsurpassed facilities for the procurement OF
nrst-c!ass men and women for POSITIONS "a book
keepers Gnd accountants. Business men who want
efficient help, and expert boozkeepers who can give
ar6t class references and want situations, would
well by addressing once for the state OF Kansas
at the Southwestern Business college. Wicnita Kan
sSs- d 2Syf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

N7ASTED-To place loans long time OF farm
w or business Sloc6s cc on short time or chatte
real estate security; rates low and prompt stteu
ton. Ashbel Welcn, Biting block lSStt
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

NOR SALE-The finest bottom taI nus in this sec
IL ton OF the country; ver fail % produce good
crops: prices aud terms suit tt3 purchaser prop
Main ST. III III
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

~ ANTED-Everybody 20 know they csn handle
w tue simplest, shortest, sstes: ana ehea pest
abstract system for number OF counties in hspsas
with from SJ TO sSJ Per county. This system Is
least thirty tunes shorter than any of old sys-
senls, and any county In the state be kept Ia
two books for twenty y 1rs one nan can make up
the books in from DrSe months. Now Is the
time 70 prepare oooSs or the f.lI trade. County
rights f0t sale for the state OF Kansas. eau ana
anime the system. Pnonetic Aossractns Co, la y.
Main ST.. roorj 70. 2tu
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

FOR SAILS
LvOg sALg-k3 scrca Bss- 2 Dosesss avs. Ev1os
e sISACA Sine s3aT 7s16 doEr, ba5srce c. Ia z
time Duccf tie hest t1rzsinrs n = 5c1tzs e gsf
- sod. apcsy 20 Z Fl. &hsicn- y EuGz5zE ave
rocr1 3 Ztznn,sriy ttecE. = icairz- Ezn- - q
T-oa SAL E-l,51 .peur1s IT wire suz 80 rora1
Il very cheap y. = Sisesrisrasr $50
II Eswe 70 fErznsg use fGr then ard " sell cheag
a. n. SSius- a. =. =. \ .eiersSa1eFs. -Fs61
TOR SALE o. TgAoE-Tss esgs c1-n ssrr8 a t5e
a ag1snry. sfg fEe cegsts Rza@ sss51ezss r.
sefsEtes Cftgf two agt r~t3tzsssEs s.1s
e.GlsT = ~ hrs re rHsa-s1crT TElrnzC41f
g lese Ctea5 iaes 81 5oEth llfvs-ssfy asdftgaz-
Ts1zoss q. Ho's - < KAN - $50
v4oa EArE O. T2&rz-Ee-T .HesD- \ sss---r -
r ls;-ze zse3 &F1z Tess o0 na-se eac e1s - ssafe
nzs-z-ss. 80 Ses- Es.sE ~
T-yGa SAFE AzF1eGg wasting q s~1Esz FEae1y
Il Gr.rsrc n1rsE eaG RE- gre u5-1 80 50 f.zaY
-zE gcgz - hs1ss 81 I'D Tss gsr8ae - .zszsgiag
= g p ttocsts s. a2kss,t ssassse1 q CO. CAY
Ezssls tz14lzz- 49,
r-~ea g-sfE-zzeag. . god famsly as~ss- cae zzars
sGlscn. ore so9ase s71~E Eaxsss4 zess afasg
a5ssa Aas 90 sag az- cazn- So q TaTos E -
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IA TVzsa 3 f@e - -rSzzf & zSs8 ri % gs7erEUz
az lFf q ssta l2s- stsa5t ksfSE-e r. E1t y acc
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Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

w ANTED-A young man Of Is. with thoroush
w knowledge OF shirt cutting nd manufactprfrg
nss had yesrs experienced and good knowledse Of
steam laundrying wishes situation; willing 10
Office 1851
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

TgvCa sAF1s-fsssaz SIX 1883 &aszzs - 3 40 ar
TVssa 8 fss1 q -rszz 4 ans z ri - EsrereUz
a. 5aTs = O. e5ta stt1f tssEs-e - - y zso
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Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

INOR SALE-A stock OF furniture and ertsktns
II GOODS In Jetmore, the county SCAT OF Hodgm an
county. Stock new and In good order. wifi sell
the stock and rent the Building sell building with
stock. Building Is ax70. Stock will invoice At pres
ent about sl,On. Good reasons for selling Address
C. W, Hops!n ms Jetmore Kan. a IiStf
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for money; we place money
w at The lowest rates on all kinds OF ehsttei Sc
curiy loans. and also second mortgages farms
Wichita Banking Co., Nc. liz West Douglas ave. 81 Il
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

Recommended by physicians. Enquire for heavy
English ribbed underwear the best goods imported The
department filled with the
goods manufactured MerinO Scarlet caelS hair and
all We Offer
q line of and oil cloth.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

VT ANTEDl-Ersry -a5y 70 Invest Elcaey tkrozze
w thfs o-.ce We hsve rlss Dtz-ssr bergasT1E sr
resi- estate and Tie best opportunity - lend Ta3EeT
IN tbs city x sits- D=eLssoEr- attorney ~ Issf
ave sid EEEzss - - =
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

LNOR SALE OR THADE-Fof good Improved pror-
II erry 10 st. LOUIS 500 acres OF Land; BED Ia ems
tract all fenced and cross fence< oou.e OF rocrns
and bsrn Slxf IT.; wind mill l35 IN cuitfrztca
all good and two sections and half IN Reno ooansY
good land, all fenced; balance In Sumner srd Owe
ley counties: one piece OF SD sores well improved
balance In l6D acre tracts fair Lard bur not
For full particulars address A. J. E6gsxcrtn, p
John Kan. 0a
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

NOR SALE-Generai merchandise, clean. well Sc
u lee ed sll00 stock IN wide awake. asf growing
Colorado agricultural town; large sales and profits
sickness only for selling I've party can easily
double business. Address A b., Eagle once i05tof
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

VNANTED-To buy haH o. whole iprerss t in a
w melt me-het in the city for cssh. Thomas o.
Hess, 49, n. Main ST. Is56-
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-23

UTANTED-Toi loan $50 poe on business blocks ard
w residence property, within the next thirty
days Kansas Loan and Investment company lg7tf
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-09-21

A few weeks ago report came from
Virginia that bloody fiux was cpl
demic In Amherst, Roa nolse, Bedford
and Botetourt counties, The same
day it was received, Chamberlain y
Coz, of Des Moines, Iowa. sent q bot
tie Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy to each of the
40 post offices In the four counties
with the request that it be given to
some family afflicted with the dis
ease. Since then they have received
several letters from there, the follow
ing is acopy OF one of them: Chest
nut, Amherst Co., Va, Aug. Z, 1887.
Messrs. Chamberlain d Co.: l re-
ceiSed the bottle of gChamberlain's
Collie, Clolera and Diarrloea Rem
sdy sent me and 1t has been used
with the greatest success. I shall
still sndeavor to let sdch valuable
remedy a. yours be known. Two
children died with bloody fiux, almost
In this Immediate vicinity, not IonG
since, and had your remedy been
known then, it would probably havs
saved their lives. Messrs. William
Strothsr & Son, wholesale druggists
at Lynshburg, are selling great deal
of your remedy. Please accept thanks
for the bottle sent me, and rest as
sured that I will use 1t whenevei
needed. i am yours very truly and
gratefully. P. e. LAVENDER, P. M
Sold by Fritz Buckentin.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-09-21

Sundays Pioneer Press: Yester-
day closed the most satisfactory and
successful exhibition ever held upon
the Minnesota state fair grounds.
There was, from first 10 last, no fall
ure IN any particular, and the hosts
who were present from every part Of
the Northwest departed not only sat
isfied but delighted. The exhibits OF
the year showed the work of intelli-
gent planning and careful prepara-
ton. The races were OF the first in
tefest, the attractions Of the track
proving a great drawing GARD day
after day. And yesterday the grounds
were simply jammed to witness the
military contest which had been re-
served for the closing feature. 1t was
the great day of the fair, attended by
thousands ofpeopis Of leisure for The
sake ofthe sham battle, and By other
Thousands who were able, By the APP
pertinent and recognition Of . work
ingmen's day, 10 take their frat look
Ut the fair. With the singls sxcsp-
item of the opening day, there Was
| week Of such weather for outdoor en-
joyment ~ only Minnesota can fur
nish. This was all that was needed
to crown this years display as
splendid success.
The universal approval of and de-
light in the exhibition Is the best
vote of thanks that can be offered to
the fair management. To them great
credit is due for their energetic and
comprehensive preparations. For the
railroads, also, something must be
| said. While it Is only natural that
the bulk of fair attendants should be
drawn from these two cities, there
were this year several times as many
peopis from. out Of town as were ever
| before present. These are the people
to whom the fair belongs and who
ought, Iaost efs all to- attend This
season they were enabled to GENE by
reason of the low rate Of one cent
n
| mile for excursions. The roads thai
| offered these terms deserve the thanki
OF the public, and at. the same time
they have their reward in All amplel
profit than they could ever have
reaped by exacting tho customary
high fares. 1t may be in place to add
even at this early day, that tile snor'
NOUS turnout to witness the Grand
| Army battle indicates to those who
shall have charge Of future displays
the Importance Of adding to the daily
programme some features novel
enough to excite curiosity. The pat
ronags which these elicit is immense.
!, greater tnan the necessary cost
The state fair 10 unanimously voted
an immense success. The result II
due to Its snterprising management
and to the hearty corporation OF the
Northwestern public. May its shadow
never grow less.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-09-21

Agricultural diversity u really Ut
the root Of the harmonious develop
ment Of commerce and manufactures,
and why7 First, because it 10 the
safer business policy not to put all
ones eggs in one basket, and local
prosperity that depends on . single
industry is crippled when that indus
try undergoes reverse, whereas d.
versifcation tends to produce higher
average of Independence Of disaster
to any special crop and puts . COM
munity in better shape to take advan-
tage OF opportunities and to cultivate
a spirit of enterprise. This is its d.
rect bearing upon commerce. Chica-
go Journal of Commerce.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-09-21

& 1he 0hxnee9 1aaxs@x IN Asw 1ssA
In 1878 there were but about 100 China
men In New York Ths Chinatown Of
the present was very Insignificant col
cny, and q queue seen on the streets
created q sensation, at least among the
ranks Of the small boys downtown. Now
there are fully 9, 900 Celestials In this city.
They are doing well in various lines Of
business, and there are large number Of
them who have bank accounts running
into thousands and tens Of thousands OF
dollars. In fact there are at least two
Chinese merchants In Mott street who each
own considerably over 500, 900 in property
and money. It was not until 1875 that
the Chinese took possession OF Mott street.
At that time the six companies OF San
Francisco, which practically controlled the
Chinese population Of that city, established
an agency In this once fashionable street..
AS new arrivals from the howery king
dom appeared on the scene they settled
down I'm this spot and Chinatown waxed
and grew strong, until 1t became what II
now q, o ysritabls sity within city, hAv'
> ing its ewn municipal government and IN
most matten making laws ssitlxg ftssh,
and growing In strength shliyfous Of fhs
political and nseial amenities Of the great
City around It, The Chinese evidently BE-
lieve In close experimentation Yerk
Mail and Express.